Children and Youth Services Review

1979 - 2025

Current editor(s): Duncan Lindsey

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Volume 27, issue 12, 2005

Parents in substance abuse treatment: Implications for child welfare practice pp. 1259-1278

Jeanne C. Marsh and Dingcai Cao

Maybe ignorance is not always bliss: The disparate treatment of Hispanics within the child welfare system pp. 1279-1292

Wesley T. Church , Emma R. Gross and Joshua Baldwin

Child safety at reunification: A case-control study of maltreatment recurrence following return home from substitute care pp. 1293-1306

Tamara L. Fuller

Focus on the first years: Correlates of substantiation of child maltreatment for families with children 0 to 4 pp. 1307-1323

Maria Scannapieco and Kelli Connell-Carrick

Response to Thomas Morton in Children and Youth Services Review (Vol. 26, No. 6, pp. 609-611, 2004), regarding Puddy and Jackson's "The Development of Parenting Skills in Foster Parent Training" (Children and Youth Services Review Vol. 25, No. 12, pp. 987-1013, 2003) pp. 1325-1328

Richard W. Puddy and Yo Jackson

Volume 27, issue 11, 2005

The changing lens of research on family violence and child welfare pp. 1163-1166

Kelly J. Kelleher, Richard P. Barth and Jeffrey L. Edleson

Domestic violence and pathways into child welfare services: Findings from the National Survey of Child and Adolescent Well-Being pp. 1167-1182

Patricia L. Kohl, Jeffrey L. Edleson, Diana J. English and Richard P. Barth

Domestic violence in one state's child protective caseload: A study of differential case dispositions and outcomes pp. 1183-1201

Diana J. English, Jeffrey L. Edleson and Mary E. Herrick

Child welfare as a gateway to domestic violence services pp. 1203-1221

Patricia L. Kohl, Richard P. Barth, Andrea L. Hazen and John A. Landsverk

Intimate partner violence as a risk factor for children's use of the emergency room and injuries pp. 1223-1242

Cecilia Casanueva, Vangie A. Foshee and Richard P. Barth

Overview of the children and domestic violence services study pp. 1243-1258

Kevin C. Smith, Kelly J. Kelleher, Richard P. Barth, Jeffrey H. Coben, Andrea L. Hazen, Cynthia D. Connelly and Jennifer A. Rolls

Volume 27, issue 10, 2005

Need for and actual use of mental health service by adolescents in the child welfare system pp. 1071-1083

Sunny Hyucksun Shin

The economic self-sufficiency of Wisconsin's former foster youth pp. 1085-1118

Amy Dworsky

Which low-income parents select child-care?: Family demand and neighborhood organizations pp. 1119-1148

Diane Hirshberg, Danny Shih-Cheng Huang and Bruce Fuller

Youth participation in public policy at the municipal level pp. 1149-1162

Barry Checkoway, Tanene Allison and Colleen Montoya

Volume 27, issue 9, 2005

Factors relating to self-identification among bullying victims pp. 979-994

Matthew T. Theriot, Catherine N. Dulmus, Karen M. Sowers and Toni K. Johnson

Crisis nurseries: Important services in a system of care for families and children pp. 995-1010

Susan A. Cole, Kathryn Conley Wehrmann, Ginny Dewar and Laura Swinford

Kinship care connection: A school-based intervention for kinship caregivers and the children in their care pp. 1011-1029

Anne Strozier, LaSandra McGrew, Kerry Krisman and Aaron Smith

A comparison of family functioning in gay/lesbian, heterosexual and special needs adoptions pp. 1031-1044

Patrick Leung, Stephen Erich and Heather Kanenberg

Working with adolescents at risk of out of home care: The effectiveness of specialist teams pp. 1045-1059

Nina Biehal

Volume 27, issue 8, 2005

Professionalizing child welfare: An evaluation of a clinical consultation model for supervisors pp. 865-880

Virginia C. Strand and Lee Badger

Young caregivers of mothers with HIV: Need for supports pp. 881-904

Sharon Keigher, Bev Zabler, Nicole Robinson, Angela Fernandez and Patricia E. Stevens

Child care, disability, and family structure: Use and quality in a population-based sample of low-income preschool children pp. 905-919

Susan L. Parish, Jennifer M. Cloud, Jungwon Huh and Ashley N. Henning

Initial internal consistency evidence on the Daniel Memorial Independent Living Assessment: A research note pp. 921-930

Savvas Georgiades

Training, transfer, and turnover: Exploring the relationship among transfer of learning factors and staff retention in child welfare pp. 931-948

Dale Curry, Timothy McCarragher and Mary Dellmann-Jenkins

"In these bleak days": Parent methamphetamine abuse and child welfare in the rural Midwest pp. 949-971

Wendy Haight, Teresa Jacobsen, James Black, Linda Kingery, Kathryn Sheridan and Cray Mulder

Volume 27, issue 7, 2005

Siblings in Foster Care pp. 693-695

Aron Shlonsky, Jennifer Elkins, Jennifer Bellamy and Caryn J. Ashare

The other kin: Setting the course for research, policy, and practice with siblings in foster care pp. 697-716

Aron Shlonsky, Jennifer Bellamy, Jennifer Elkins and Caryn J. Ashare

Sibling placement in foster care and adoption: An overview of international research pp. 717-739

Rebecca L. Hegar

Sibling placements in longitudinal perspective pp. 741-763

Fred Wulczyn and Emily Zimmerman

The ties that bind II: Reunification for siblings in out-of-home care using a statistical technique for examining non-independent observations pp. 765-782

Daniel Webster, Aron Shlonsky, Terry Shaw and M. Alan Brookhart

Using administrative child welfare data to identify sibling groups pp. 783-791

Bridgette Lery, Terry V. Shaw and Joseph Magruder

Separation from siblings: Associations with placement adaptation and outcomes among adolescents in long-term foster care pp. 793-819

Sonya J. Leathers

The mental health and socialization of siblings in care pp. 821-843

Michael Tarren-Sweeney and Philip Hazell

Sibling connections: The importance of nurturing sibling bonds in the foster care system pp. 845-861

Mary Anne Herrick and Wendy Piccus

Volume 27, issue 6, 2005

Informed decisions in child welfare: The use of attachment theory pp. 577-593

Ferol E. Mennen and Maura O'Keefe

True ambivalence: Child welfare workers' thoughts, feelings, and beliefs about kinship foster care pp. 595-614

Jay Peters

Evaluating family preservation services: Reframing the question of effectiveness pp. 615-635

Sofya Bagdasaryan

Analyzing grouped data with hierarchical linear modeling pp. 637-652

Shenyang Guo

Reforming the child welfare system: Competing paradigms of change pp. 653-666

Burton J. Cohen

Predicting and responding to physical abuse in young children using NCANDS pp. 667-682

Vincent J. Palusci, Elliott G. Smith and Nigel Paneth

Volume 27, issue 5, 2005

Evaluating the effectiveness of actuarial risk assessment models pp. 465-490

Donald J. Baumann, J. Randolph Law, Janess Sheets, Grant Reid and J. Christopher Graham

The new politics of community-based governance requires a fundamental shift in the nature and character of the administrative bureaucracy pp. 491-498

Gerard Bellefeuille

The effectiveness of Families First services: An experimental study pp. 499-509

Robert E. Lewis

Patterns of foster care service delivery pp. 511-531

Yvonne A. Unrau and Michael A. Wells

Childhood out-of-home placement and dynamics of public shelter utilization among young homeless adults pp. 533-546

Jung Min Park, Stephen Metraux and Dennis P. Culhane

Observed violence, abuse, and risk behaviors in juvenile correctional facilities: Comparison of inmate and staff reports pp. 547-559

Bilha Davidson-Arad

Volume 27, issue 4, 2005

Decision making in child welfare: Errors and their context pp. 347-352

Eileen D. Gambrill

Investigating child maltreatment in out-of-home care: Barriers to effective decision-making pp. 353-374

Diane DePanfilis and Heather Girvin

Improving practice: Child protection as a systems problem pp. 375-391

Eileen Munro

Examining decision errors in child protection: A new application of root cause analysis pp. 393-407

Tina L. Rzepnicki and Penny R. Johnson

The next step: Integrating actuarial risk assessment and clinical judgment into an evidence-based practice framework in CPS case management pp. 409-427

Aron Shlonsky and Dennis Wagner

Assessing parenting capacity in a child welfare context pp. 429-444

Karen S. Budd

Lessons from a systematic review of effects of multisystemic therapy pp. 445-463

Julia H. Littell

Volume 27, issue 3, 2005

Child maltreatment and juvenile delinquency: Investigating the role of placement and placement instability pp. 227-249

Joseph P. Ryan and Mark F. Testa

From foster care to young adulthood: The role of independent living programs in supporting successful transitions pp. 251-270

Kathy Lemon, Alice M. Hines and Joan Merdinger

Effectiveness of federal incentives in shaping child support enforcement outcomes pp. 271-289

Judith H. Cassetty and Royce Hutson

Community and informal social support for recipients of child protective services pp. 291-308

Shehenaz Manji, Sarah Maiter and Sally Palmer

Foster parent perceptions of placement needs for children with a fetal alcohol spectrum disorder pp. 309-327

Jason D. Brown, Nadine Sigvaldason and Lisa M. Bednar

Children's adjustment to long-term foster care pp. 329-340

James Barber and Paul Delfabbro

Volume 27, issue 2, 2005

Planning for permanency for youth in congregate care pp. 115-134

Madelyn Freundlich and Rosemary J. Avery

Assessing emotional readiness for adoption using the transtheoretical model pp. 135-152

Janice M. Prochaska, Andrea L. Paiva, Julie A. Padula, James O. Prochaska, Jennifer E. Montgomery, Linda Hageman and Ann M. Bergart

Job retention in child welfare: Effects of perceived organizational support, supervisor support, and intrinsic job value pp. 153-169

Brenda D. Smith

Major life events and the risk of a child maltreatment investigation pp. 171-195

Marla McDaniel and Kristen Shook Slack

The 3-5-7 Model: preparing children for permanency pp. 197-212

Darla L. Henry

Risk assessments: empirically supported or values driven? pp. 213-225

Scott Ryan, Debra Wiles, Scottye Cash and Carl Siebert

Volume 27, issue 1, 2005

Fifteen-month follow-up of children at risk: Comparison of the quality of life of children removed from home and children remaining at home pp. 1-20

Bilha Davidson-Arad

Informal support in maltreating families: Its effect on parenting practices pp. 21-38

Sandra J. Lyons, Julia R. Henly and John R. Schuerman

The course and correlates of mental health care received by young children: Descriptive data from a longitudinal urban high-risk sample pp. 39-50

Richard Thompson

Perceived school environments, perceived discrimination, and school performance among children of Mexican immigrants pp. 51-66

Susan Stone and Meekyung Han

Vulnerability of children of incarcerated addict mothers: Implications for preventive intervention pp. 67-84

Thomas E. Hanlon, Robert J. Blatchley, Terry Bennett-Sears, Kevin E. O'Grady, Marc Rose and Jason M. Callaman

Effects of childhood foster care and adoption on adulthood childbearing pp. 85-98

Mark F. Schmitz

A dynamic analysis of the well-being of WIC recipients and eligible non-recipients pp. 99-114

Craig Gundersen